Whatever It Takes: Master the Habits to Transform Your Business, Relationships, and Life (Unabridged)
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3.7 • 23 Ratings
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- $12.99
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- $12.99
Publisher Description
From a serial entrepreneur who has closed over $100M in sales and founded two eight-figure companies, including one of LinkedIn’s top 50 startups, comes a no-BS guide to getting everything you want out of your business, relationships, and life.
No matter who you are or where you come from, your education, or your network, you can defy the odds to create the life you want and build the business you’ve only dreamed about. His journey is all the proof you need.
Brandon Bornancin graduated college flat broke. He started a business that was an epic failure. Then, he turned it all around - before he was 30 - closing over $100 million in sales for Google and IBM and founding two multimillion-dollar companies, the second named “LinkedIn’s top 50 startups.
”How did he do it? By doing whatever it takes. In this no-nonsense guide to success, you’ll learn the empowering beliefs and transformative habits needed to achieve all that you want in business and in life. You’ll discover the secrets of wildly successful people - how they think, what they say, and what they do to make their dreams come true so that you can, too!
Customer Reviews
This book will fuel you!
Just got done listening to your book “Whatever It Takes.” Wow, what a gem! I’ll be adding it to my arsenal for life and business.
Not only was/is it helping me with starting and nurturing a business mindset (for I just started a new career path in sales) but it’s also helping me with a lot of life’s details.
Thank you for having written that marvelous book. A treasure and a must read for anyone working on becoming a success story in sales and business! And to anyone who’d like to add many new habits to their life; a must read.
The worst book I’ve ever read
Knock off Grant Cardone without any of the substance or intelligence that Grant brings to the table. Says things like “crush it” and “you’re not a candle so you can’t burn out”. Cringy bad.
His advice is that we should talk to customers in a professional and positive way, we should over-deliver, and we should work super hard. We got that part, this clown has nothing to add to the conversation and if these pages were empty I would’ve learned more
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